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Saludos a mis colegas de la comunidad de Hive #openmic en la semana 139, la temática de la semana pasada (Magic) estuvo cargada de excelentes entradas, realmente el nivel musical está creciendo pero no solamente éso sino también el ambiente de compañerismo y colaboración también, esperemos todo siga el mismo rumbo el próximo año 🙏🙏🙏.
La temática de ésta semana es "Work of True Love" propuesta por 
Por éso para ésta semana he querido traer un arreglo para guitarra que tenía mucho tiempo sin tocar, es una canción de The Beatles llamada "Yesterday", ésta fue una de las primeras piezas solistas que me llegué a aprender.
Para aquel entonces me costó muchísimo tocar ésta pieza porque no tenía ni el 1% de la técnica que tengo en éstos momentos, pero cuando logré tocarla me sentí increíble, como sí le hubiera dado la vuelta al mundo.
Y reflexioné en todo lo que había progresado en la guitarra, todo el Trabajo que le he dedicado a éste instrumento ha sido por amor a la música, a su sonido místico y ancestral.
Sólo a través del trabajo, la paciencia y la fe (Frase del maestro Luis Herrera) podemos transformar al mundo, no creo que exista otro camino.
Gracias por leer mi publicación!
Un abrazo fraternal.
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Greetings to my colleagues of the Hive #openmic community in week 139, last week's theme (Magic) was loaded with excellent entries, really the musical level is growing but not only that but also the atmosphere of fellowship and collaboration as well, let's hope everything follows the same course next year 🙏🙏🙏🙏.
This week's theme is "Work of True Love" proposed by @ , a very interesting theme but with a lot of sense, because love many times can be translated into work, we work to build a better world, **if there is no work there is no love! it would only be empty words, the work we do for the things we want shows the love we have for something.
That's why for this week I wanted to bring an arrangement for guitar that I hadn't played for a long time, it's a song by The Beatles called "Yesterday", this was one of the first solo pieces that I learned.
At that time it was very difficult for me to play this piece because I didn't have even 1% of the technique I have now, but when I managed to play it I felt incredible, as if I had gone around the world.
And I reflected on all the progress I had made on the guitar, all the work I have dedicated to this instrument has been for the love of music, to its mystical and ancestral sound.
Only through work, patience and faith (Luis Herrera's phrase) we can transform the world, I don't think there is any other way.
Thank you for reading my publication!
A fraternal embrace.
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